US states by electricity retail sales

Texas had the highest electricity retail sales of 51 states in 2014, at 389.67 TWh. Vermont had the lowest, at 5.57 TWh. The median was 54.469 TWh and the figure for the United States was 3,764.7 TWh. Source: the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

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Highest389.67Texas
Lowest5.57Vermont
Median54.46951 states
United States3,764.7History

Map of states, 2014

Alabama: 90.494 TWhAlaska: 6.165 TWhArizona: 76.298 TWhArkansas: 47.08 TWhCalifornia: 262.585 TWhColorado: 53.397 TWhConnecticut: 29.354 TWhDelaware: 11.338 TWhDistrict of Columbia: 11.194 TWhFlorida: 226.078 TWhGeorgia: 135.79 TWhHawaii: 9.475 TWhIdaho: 23.233 TWhIllinois: 141.54 TWhIndiana: 106.943 TWhIowa: 47.202 TWhKansas: 40.562 TWhKentucky: 78.839 TWhLouisiana: 90.628 TWhMaine: 12.003 TWhMaryland: 61.684 TWhMassachusetts: 54.469 TWhMichigan: 103.314 TWhMinnesota: 68.719 TWhMississippi: 49.409 TWhMissouri: 83.878 TWhMontana: 14.102 TWhNebraska: 30.222 TWhNevada: 35.076 TWhNew Hampshire: 10.944 TWhNew Jersey: 73.866 TWhNew Mexico: 23.115 TWhNew York: 147.372 TWhNorth Carolina: 133.133 TWhNorth Dakota: 18.24 TWhOhio: 150.68 TWhOklahoma: 61.573 TWhOregon: 47.335 TWhPennsylvania: 146.688 TWhRhode Island: 7.643 TWhSouth Carolina: 81.62 TWhSouth Dakota: 12.355 TWhTennessee: 100.219 TWhTexas: 389.67 TWhUtah: 30.043 TWhVermont: 5.57 TWhVirginia: 112.098 TWhWashington: 92.141 TWhWest Virginia: 32.696 TWhWisconsin: 69.495 TWhWyoming: 17.134 TWh
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TWh, 2014. Source: EIA, Form EIA-861 annual sales to ultimate customers, all sectors, by state (HS861). Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

All states, 2014

Texas: 389.67 TWhTexas389.67California: 262.585 TWhCalifornia262.585Florida: 226.078 TWhFlorida226.078Ohio: 150.68 TWhOhio150.68New York: 147.372 TWhNew York147.372Pennsylvania: 146.688 TWhPennsylvania146.688Illinois: 141.54 TWhIllinois141.54Georgia: 135.79 TWhGeorgia135.79North Carolina: 133.133 TWhNorth Carolina133.133Virginia: 112.098 TWhVirginia112.098Indiana: 106.943 TWhIndiana106.943Michigan: 103.314 TWhMichigan103.314Tennessee: 100.219 TWhTennessee100.219Washington: 92.141 TWhWashington92.141Louisiana: 90.628 TWhLouisiana90.628Alabama: 90.494 TWhAlabama90.494Missouri: 83.878 TWhMissouri83.878South Carolina: 81.62 TWhSouth Carolina81.62Kentucky: 78.839 TWhKentucky78.839Arizona: 76.298 TWhArizona76.298New Jersey: 73.866 TWhNew Jersey73.866Wisconsin: 69.495 TWhWisconsin69.495Minnesota: 68.719 TWhMinnesota68.719Maryland: 61.684 TWhMaryland61.684Oklahoma: 61.573 TWhOklahoma61.573Massachusetts: 54.469 TWhMassachusetts54.469Colorado: 53.397 TWhColorado53.397Mississippi: 49.409 TWhMississippi49.409Oregon: 47.335 TWhOregon47.335Iowa: 47.202 TWhIowa47.202Arkansas: 47.08 TWhArkansas47.08Kansas: 40.562 TWhKansas40.562Nevada: 35.076 TWhNevada35.076West Virginia: 32.696 TWhWest Virginia32.696Nebraska: 30.222 TWhNebraska30.222Utah: 30.043 TWhUtah30.043Connecticut: 29.354 TWhConnecticut29.354Idaho: 23.233 TWhIdaho23.233New Mexico: 23.115 TWhNew Mexico23.115North Dakota: 18.24 TWhNorth Dakota18.24Wyoming: 17.134 TWhWyoming17.134Montana: 14.102 TWhMontana14.102South Dakota: 12.355 TWhSouth Dakota12.355Maine: 12.003 TWhMaine12.003Delaware: 11.338 TWhDelaware11.338District of Columbia: 11.194 TWhDistrict of Columbia11.194New Hampshire: 10.944 TWhNew Hampshire10.944Hawaii: 9.475 TWhHawaii9.475Rhode Island: 7.643 TWhRhode Island7.643Alaska: 6.165 TWhAlaska6.165Vermont: 5.57 TWhVermont5.57Texas: 389.67 TWhTexas389.67California: 262.585 TWhCalifornia262.585Florida: 226.078 TWhFlorida226.078Ohio: 150.68 TWhOhio150.68New York: 147.372 TWhNew York147.372Pennsylvania: 146.688 TWhPennsylvania146.688Illinois: 141.54 TWhIllinois141.54Georgia: 135.79 TWhGeorgia135.79North Carolina: 133.133 TWhNorth Carolina133.133Virginia: 112.098 TWhVirginia112.098Indiana: 106.943 TWhIndiana106.943Michigan: 103.314 TWhMichigan103.314Tennessee: 100.219 TWhTennessee100.219Washington: 92.141 TWhWashington92.141Louisiana: 90.628 TWhLouisiana90.628Alabama: 90.494 TWhAlabama90.494Missouri: 83.878 TWhMissouri83.878South Carolina: 81.62 TWhSouth Carolina81.62Kentucky: 78.839 TWhKentucky78.839Arizona: 76.298 TWhArizona76.298New Jersey: 73.866 TWhNew Jersey73.866Wisconsin: 69.495 TWhWisconsin69.495Minnesota: 68.719 TWhMinnesota68.719Maryland: 61.684 TWhMaryland61.684Oklahoma: 61.573 TWhOklahoma61.573Massachusetts: 54.469 TWhMassachusetts54.469Colorado: 53.397 TWhColorado53.397Mississippi: 49.409 TWhMississippi49.409Oregon: 47.335 TWhOregon47.335Iowa: 47.202 TWhIowa47.202Arkansas: 47.08 TWhArkansas47.08Kansas: 40.562 TWhKansas40.562Nevada: 35.076 TWhNevada35.076West Virginia: 32.696 TWhWest Virginia32.696Nebraska: 30.222 TWhNebraska30.222Utah: 30.043 TWhUtah30.043Connecticut: 29.354 TWhConnecticut29.354Idaho: 23.233 TWhIdaho23.233New Mexico: 23.115 TWhNew Mexico23.115North Dakota: 18.24 TWhNorth Dakota18.24Wyoming: 17.134 TWhWyoming17.134Montana: 14.102 TWhMontana14.102South Dakota: 12.355 TWhSouth Dakota12.355Maine: 12.003 TWhMaine12.003Delaware: 11.338 TWhDelaware11.338District of Columbia: 11.194 TWhDistrict of Columbia11.194New Hampshire: 10.944 TWhNew Hampshire10.944Hawaii: 9.475 TWhHawaii9.475Rhode Island: 7.643 TWhRhode Island7.643Alaska: 6.165 TWhAlaska6.165Vermont: 5.57 TWhVermont5.57
TWh. Source: EIA, Form EIA-861 annual sales to ultimate customers, all sectors, by state (HS861). Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankStates2014
TWh
Change on 2013
1Texas389.67+2.9%
2California262.585+0.5%
3Florida226.078+1.9%
4Ohio150.68+0.2%
5New York147.372-0.4%
6Pennsylvania146.688+0.3%
7Illinois141.54-0.2%
8Georgia135.79+4.1%
9North Carolina133.133+2.6%
10Virginia112.098+1.4%
11Indiana106.943+1.4%
12Michigan103.314+0.3%
13Tennessee100.219+3.4%
14Washington92.141-0.8%
15Louisiana90.628+5.6%
16Alabama90.494+3%
17Missouri83.878+0.6%
18South Carolina81.62+3.8%
19Kentucky78.839-7%
20Arizona76.298+0.8%
21New Jersey73.866-1%
22Wisconsin69.495+0.5%
23Minnesota68.719+0.1%
24Maryland61.684-0.3%
25Oklahoma61.573+2.7%
26Massachusetts54.469-1.4%
27Colorado53.397-0.1%
28Mississippi49.409+1.3%
29Oregon47.335-0.6%
30Iowa47.202+1.1%
31Arkansas47.08+0.9%
32Kansas40.562+1.8%
33Nevada35.076-0.4%
34West Virginia32.696+4.1%
35Nebraska30.222-1.6%
36Utah30.043-1.4%
37Connecticut29.354-1.6%
38Idaho23.233-4%
39New Mexico23.115+0.2%
40North Dakota18.24+13.8%
41Wyoming17.134+0.5%
42Montana14.102+0.4%
43South Dakota12.355+1.2%
44Maine12.003+1.2%
45Delaware11.338-0.1%
46District of Columbia11.194+1%
47New Hampshire10.944-0.9%
48Hawaii9.475-0.3%
49Rhode Island7.643-1.8%
50Alaska6.165-1.6%
51Vermont5.57-0.3%

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About this ranking

Electricity sold to all ultimate customers: residential, commercial, industrial and transportation, in terawatt hours (billion kilowatt hours), as reported by utilities and other retailers to the U.S. Energy Information Administration on Form EIA-861.

Retail sales only: electricity that plants and businesses generate and use themselves (direct use) is not included, so this is lower than total consumption, and it is not the same as electricity_consumption, which EIA publishes for countries. Published in megawatt hours; shown in terawatt hours. From 1990 to 2002 the all-sector total includes an "other" sector (public street lighting, other public authorities and railways); from 2003 EIA reports these sales under commercial, industrial and a new transportation sector.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the states are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

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U.S. Energy Information Administration. Form EIA-861 annual sales to ultimate customers, all sectors, by state (HS861). https://www.eia.gov/electricity/data/state/. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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Which state has the highest electricity retail sales?

Texas, with 389.67 TWh in 2014, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Which state has the lowest electricity retail sales?

Vermont, with 5.57 TWh in 2014.

Where does this ranking come from?

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